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Search and website practice

Make your next website change worth making.

Use search evidence to decide what to improve, then give your AI assistant a brief you can inspect. Start with one page and carry its sources through to the finished change.

Read the workflow

Guides and blank working templates. No paid account is needed to prepare a brief.

Choose your task

Read, then make something useful.

Choose data for the decision.

Your search performance

Use the first-party reports available for your website. Record the period and missing coverage before interpreting a trend.

Market estimates

Evaluate Semrush or DataForSEO for a bounded research task. Keep provider estimates distinct from your own site's results.

Page content

Use Firecrawl, a specified Apify Actor or a self-hosted crawler to inspect pages. Extraction alone cannot tell you search demand.

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Free working files

Keep the method. Use your own data.

Download the blank files directly. They contain no measured results, account keys or hidden installation steps.

  • Content brief

    Reader, evidence, permissions and acceptance in one editable file.

    content-brief.md

  • Evidence record

    A blank record that keeps missing values explicitly unknown.

    evidence-record.json

  • Measurement log

    A spreadsheet-ready header for your own observations.

    measurement-log.csv

  • Experiment protocol

    Define the comparison, observation window and stop rule.

    experiment-protocol.md

Your website

Give your assistant a better starting point.

Prepare a brief from the evidence you already have. This form runs in your browser and does not send field values to a server. Clear the form when you finish.

Prepare a website improvement brief

Experiments worth repeating.

Use these protocols to test your own workflow. They are proposed comparisons; this page reports no winning tool or search uplift.

Prompt-only research versus a sourced brief

Give both arms the same task, model and time allowance. Change only the evidence access. Review source support, accepted output, cost and human correction time. Record failures as well as successes.

Hosted extraction versus a self-hosted crawler

Freeze a permitted URL set and manually label the required fields. Compare accuracy, missing fields, retries, runtime cost and maintenance effort. Hold the demand-data source constant.